Let's face it, we are surrounded by brands.

It starts when we're kids, with bowls of fruit loops and PB&J's with Skippy smooth peanut

butter.

There's the smell of Play-Doh fresh out of the can.

Brands evoke emotions.

Like when you smell something like your grandmother's makeup, you haven't smelled, you know,

since you're a kid.

When you'd see these things, it lit up memories.

And behind the brands, we think we know so well.

There are stories and people we don't.

I went to my girlfriends and I said, hey, did you know that there really was this lady?

The little click-ho?

I think the Marble Woman got a bad break.

We can forget that when we just think about like warmers and kind of funny 80s dance moves.

On Brought to You By, we uncover those forgotten stories.

Wow, finally everyone is cutting up to us.

Was it the construction worker?

This kind of feels like the village people of the 1923 cigarettes.

How can you make a reason look appealing?

We have emotional ties to spam.

For you Sarah Wyman have been invited to join the Society for the Restoration and Preservation

of Red and Menims.

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